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Mohave County miner., 1887-11-19

Those men who take the charity view
OF the matter are unmindful OF the fac,
that the advertising columns OF the news
paper are the index OF the prosperity ot
the town orcity. A live paper, we'll flled
with business advertisements, is indica'
tive OF the welfare OF the town. and is the
best representation that can be made,
They attract homeseekers to O locality
that would otherwise never come. Cap
itslist's who are in search OF land invest
ments are attracted by them. OF course
all the investments help the newspaper
man, Just a. sale OF goods aids the bust
ness nan, but at the same time ii bene.
fits the one who advertises to q much
greater extent than It does the printer
Any town can have good newspaperif II II
receives proper support.
Just no with business establishment
Advertising has done more to enrich men
than anything else in the world. A man
who fully understands what newspapers
are and what they do never puts 10 an
advertisement to help the printer. but
does i, exclusively to help himself. 1t ID
q matter Of legitimate business and not
one OF charity. Encourage the business
interests Of the printer, as be encourages
the growth and business interests Of the
town. county and State, and live, ener.
gstic and newsy paper will follow.-Reno
Journal.
Mohave County miner., 1887-11-19
Notes from The Needles.

NxEDLEs, NOV. luln, 1901.
Your correspondent took the pains and
trouble TO look into the cause Of that de-
layed communication, and found that II
was promptly mailed by a Democratic
postmaster at the Needles, but unfortu-
nately fell into the hands Of ono Of the
remaining Republican postal clerks on
the road and was carried by Kingman.
Turn the remaining rsscals out"
Needles Is growing actually metropolis.
tan. Families are focking in almost
daily, and because Of the insufficiency Of
accommodation in the way Of residences.
tents sre coming into requisition. Along
with It all business Is excellent. az your
Mr.. Frost, who has meat market here.
will testify.
The news from New York, though at
present meagre, has caused q broad grin
on Democratic countenances, while our
Republican friends look corespondingly
solemncholy. But all must bide their
time. remembering that every dog has
his cay. The Republican dog days will
come again, some Of these days, may
be-so.
The killing Of German by the two
Indians caused few days excitement !;
but all that has quietsd down, and now
whites and Indians pursue tho even tenor
of their ways. Yesterday Deputy Sheriff
Murphy and Justice West vent to San
Bernardino, taking with them the father
Of ons Of the Indian prisoners and Cap
tain Merriman, the Indian interpreter.
They 20 to give testimony in the case.
Harry Barre, who was until lately en-.
ploysd in the Office here a. train dis.
pstchsr. has accepted the position Of
agent for tho company at Hsckbsrry.
Harry has many friends here. who mourn
his loss. and we're It not that Mr.. Fitz.
simmons takes his place, they would be
inconsolabls. As It IL. they bless the
lucky star that gives them "Fits," while
they weep for the youth who larded tho
lean earth as he walked.
Messrs. Monaghan 4 Murphy. among
other valuable additions and improve
ments, have imported a genuine, sll.wool
and a yard vide California clerk, in the
person Of Mr. Charles Rothsr. as hand.
some and big.heartsd q scissors-wrestlsr
as ever twirled q yard stick or put up Q
pound Of potatoes. Charley is not only
admired by the ladies, but ia an actual
favorite among the men.
The A. d p. 10 doing more WORK on the
road now than has ever been done at one
time since the construction Of the road.
and before many more weeks have passed
the entire line will be in excellent condi.
ton.
The nights ara Q little cold now, but
the days are simply delightful Nothing
like this glorious climate Of California. I"
I know the MnER is staunchly Rspub.
lican, but 1t il a fair, square, honest Re-
publican. and consequently I feel no
hssitancy In asking if there is anything
new from York State. We Of the Needles
don't meddls in politics much, but we
like to bear how things are going
Now AND TRzs.
Mohave County miner., 1887-11-19

The great mining booms Of the century
have occurred Just ten years apart; ls49
saw the California excitement; 1859 was
the Pixies Peak or Colorado toom, 1859
Was the Nevada boom, when the great
Comstock BONANZA Was discovered; 1879
was the LeadviIls boom. II history 70
pssts itself, then 1880 will see another
great mining excitement, and II ne are
not very much mistaken Mohave county,
Arizona, will be the scene.
Mohave County miner., 1887-11-19

We have not heard OF any prospectors
leaving Mohave county TO 20 to the scene
d the recent rich strike In Yayapai
county. Although onr miners and pros
psctors are always glad to hear Of any
thing conducive TO the welfare of tI,eir
brother miners in other parts OF the Ter
.itory, the most Of them are very ~ell
convinced that this county Is the richest
mineral district In Arizona. and that their
chances Of striking . bonanza are better
here than elsewhere.
Mohave County miner., 1887-11-19
Notiee Of FepSeltare.
To HKsnANH BucKspArN:

TO HEsxAxx BucxssArN:
You are hsrsby notiAed that ! havo OF.
psnded ons hundied dollars In labor and
improvements upon the West Fairfield min
ing claim, situated In the Wallapai Mining
District, Mohave Comfy, Arizona Tern.
tory. Said mining claim 10 duly recorded
IN the mining .eoords of said County in the
Recorders oflo~ thereof, and reference 10
h0rsby had thereto for full and complete
description thereof. Said expenditure has
boen made in order 20 hold said premises
under ths provisions of Ssotion 2324, Rsvis.
cd Ststutss Of the United States, being tho
amount required 70 hold tho same for the
ysay ending December 3lst, 1855.
And you are further notified that he pro
portion Ut such expenditure due from yon
II go. lawful money Of the United States,
and II within 50 days after the publication
OF this notice you fail or refuse 70 con.
tribute your proportion OF such sxpsnditurs
~ oO.ownsT. your interest In said property
Will become the property OF the undersigned
under said Scott n 2324.
Kingman. Dot. 10Th, 1887.
60S0d IF. LCTHY.
Mohave County miner., 1887-11-19

The Augusta (Ga.) Gazette gives it,
opinion Of the Grand Army Of the Repub'
lie in the following words:
The msansst, shallowest. most con-
tsmptible organization In all this country
10 that which poses under the pompous
name OF the Grand Army OF the Republic
II Is an aggregation Of Ieeches. hypocrites
snd dsad beats."
Is 1t any wonder that old soldiers still
feel like waving the bloody shirt?
Mohave County miner., 1887-11-19
Beard OF Directors,
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION.

AkTICLES OF INCORPORATION.
Know AL MxH ~ THEss PsRszsTs, Tha,
We, Ben. II. Spear, W. n. Taagart. Eb
Williams. VIM. @. Blaksly, Robert stsen
James J. Hyde. Gus. w. Bsschsr. William
Richards. o. r. Kusnosr and z. r. Thomp
soc, sll Of the County Of Mohsve, Territory
OF Arizona, have associated ourselves to-
gethes for the objects and purposes herein.
after mentioned, and desiring TO become In.
oorporsted under the laws of ths Territory
Of Arizona. in sueh case made and provided,
do now hereby sLbscribs and acknowledge
thsss articles of incorporation, viz:
First. The name assumed by this coYpor.
alton, and by which Il shall be known aud
transact Its business. ia The Mohavs Min.
ing and Milling Corpovation;" and as suoh
it shall have an existence or duration for
the term Of Thirty fao) Year, from the date
Of the fling Of these articles.
Second. The enterprise, business, puf.
suit and occupation for which this oorpor-
alton 10 formed are to purchase or Other
wise acquire mining lands, mines, mining
HhSok9 VI AhSOfo0tS tRo8Vkbs n1bli8s IuKusCS8
and other property; 10 purchass OF other.
wiss acquire mill sites and water privileges:
to mine for gold and silver and other nain.
erals and metals; to purchass or otherwise
acquire gold and silver ore and other ores,
minerals and metals; 10 carry on proessses
for preparing ores. minerals and metals for
market, and marksting the same; TO mill.
starp, crush, smsls. refine and treat gold
and silver srss, and other orss, minerals
and metals In any method for sale and TO
sell tho same; to sell, lot, lease or otherwise
dispose Of any mines, claims, lands, rights,
ores, bullion Or other property owned or
posssssed BY said corporation. ...
Third. The principal ofiss of this cor.
porstion shall DO kept ut the town of King
man, in the county OF Mohavs and Terri
tory Of Ansona. st which cflcs the prinoi.
pal business Of said corporation shall be
transacted.
Fourth. The amount Of the capital stock
Of asid corporation shall be Two Million
Dollars ft2,0oo. .ooo00), divided into -Four
Hundred Thousand shars@ (&oo,o0oy Of the
pas valus Of Five Dollars (ts.0o) each, and
which shaIl b. noa assssssbls.
In Witness Whereof, The said Ben. II.
Spear. W. n. TsRsart. Eb. Williams, WIN
q. Biaksiy, Robert Stssn. Jsnss J. Hyde,
Gus. ". Beschsr. William Richards. o. y.
Kusnesr and z. ,. Thempson, have hsfs.
unto subscribed their names and AFFIXED
IL a. u
Mohave County miner., 1887-11-19
WHO WROTE saAKsrEARE /.
How the Element oT ssDeubl''
Leads fs GRand Achfs vements.

How the Element oT ssDeubl''
Leads 70 Grand Achis vcmsnts.
The world IL agitated again over the
question OF who was tho suthog OF Shsk.
speare's plays.
The world Ia full Of doubling Thomases.
The man who has been successiul In
exciting the present momsnssry interest
In the subject 10. like moss successful
agitators, IN Irishman. He claims TO
have discovered . cipher running through
the shsksperian plays which proves
them 10 have bsen written by Lord
Bacon. II 10 also claimed that there Il .
cipher In the episaph on tho noss-grown
tombstone which, properly interpreted,
leads to the same conclusion.
This age shows decided inclination TO
pry into mysteries.
1t can make no difference TO shak-
speare now whether the world believes hs
wrote the plays that bear bis name OF
not.
The plays arc immortal.
1gnatius Donnelly cannot rob M ol
these grand works. even though he should
succeed In robbing Shakespeare Of his
glory.
Were II not for doubling Thomassa
many Of mans greatest accomplishments
would never have been brought to sue.
cessful Issue.
Men have been stricken down without
warning. Doubt put In motion the In.
vestigation which ascertained the cause.
After the discovery OF the cause, the
world was ignorant Of any remedy with
which to stay the terr bic slaughter ol
humanity, and medical science said Il
WAS impossible. Doubt led tho way To
the light, and Warmers safe cure solved
the seemingly unsolvable problem. I.s
friends tell as With conclusive proof that
the unexpected kidney disease befouls
the blood and causes most Of our diseases
For years the heart was looked upon as
the most important organ 10 the body,
but doubt led to further inquiry, which
developed the fact that the kidneys are
the real blood purifiers Of the system and
these organs now attract the first stten-
ton Of the careful practitioner. Itis nov
a recognized fact that if they are put in q
healthy state by the use Of that remedy
possessing such wonderful curative and
cleansing powers most OF the prevailing
diseases Of the system will be easily over
come, since their cause will be removed.
How unimportant, in comparison with
such problems. is the present discussion
as 10 the authorship Of Shakespeare!
Mohave County miner., 1887-11-19
Hsekkesvy Lsesis.

Five car loads OF cattle were shipped
from this station this week.
Judge shasfer, our efficient Justice ol
the Peace, has sent In bis books and hisd
himself away TO CsIiforuia to spend the
winter with relatives.
Mr.. r. d McQuisg, . gentleman Of hns
ability and o. X. at the key, 10 now night
operator here, vice Mr. Shelly, trsns-
fsrred.
You Will not End . more Jolly fellow
and one with larger corporosity than
our agent, Harry Barre. Esq.
A number Of ladies' and gentlemen com
posing the musical talent here assembled
at the residence oi A. Waterbury. in old
town, last Tuesday evening. Mr.. w. and
bis estimable lady did everything 10 make
II plsas4nt and profitable for the com.
pany. and many new songs we're prscticed
upoi.
Oh, 10 think there ID not 9 manageable
20 NJ lady In our burg!
Mr.. steen has made = complete sue.
cess at Truxton in getting = good depth
Of water In 9 well twenty-four feet La
diameter.
G. w. Cunningham, Of Washington, d.
c., Superintsndsnt Of the Music Noun
tain Mining Company. is here awaiting
the arrival OF another car load Of machin'
cry, when It will bs moved TO the mines
4. g. Patterson, VIM. Miller and W.
H. Hitchcock started Thursday for Gold
Basin TO develop the O. K. mine.
A shooting match 10 talked Of, to occur
on Thanksgiving Day.
O.J p.
Mohave County miner., 1887-11-19
Notice Of Fosfeituse.
To JAMES KHloEr:

~ SSABD nAASoAs
You are hereby no,iAsd that I have 81.
pended four hundred dollars In labor and
improvements upon the Mexican mining
claim, situated In tho Wsilspai Mining Dis.
tTiet. Mohave o unity, Arizona Territory,
and duly recorded In Book Y Of Mining
Reo ,rds, page 509, In order to hold said
prsmisss under tho provisions Of Section
1ae4, Revised Statntes Of the United States.
being the amount required 70 hold the
same for the years 1883, 1884, 1895 and 1885,
And yon are hereby notified that the
proportion Of said expenditure due from
you 10 $40. lawful money of the United
btatss, and IL within 80 days after tho pub.
lic&tion OF this notice gou fail or refuse TO
oontributs yonr proportion Of said expendi.
tuYs as co-owner, yonr interest In said claim
will become the property of tho undsrsigusd
under said Section 124.
Mineral Paik, A. T.. Sept. 18th. 1887.
S7.90d
Mohave County miner., 1887-11-19
Bucklen'S Arnica 6aive.

The best salve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Feve,
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac.ion,
or money refunded. Price % cents PEI
box. For sale by Watkins Bros.
Mohave County miner., 1887-11-19

The recent strike Of rich ore In the
lower levels Of the Cupel mine at Stockton
Hill ID another vsriHcation Of the fact that
the ore bodies Of Mohave county have
depth A well as richness.
Mohave County miner., 1887-11-19

The Union flag which was torn from ito
staff and trampled In the raud by Con.
fsderate veterans at Macon the other day
10 now In the possession Of W. B. steph-
ems. correspondent Of the St. Louis Globe
Democrat, who will treasure 1t as q
msmento Of the "Swsn Song Of the Con-
6edAYncv.n
Mohave County miner., 1887-11-19

Vim. A. J. Sparks, Commissioner Of
the Land Office, and the man who
thought he was bigger than the adminis-
trstion which gave him his Office, has
been forced to resign, and his resignation
was promptly accepted. And now Mr..
Sparks says he will make 1t interesting
for those who were instrumental in having
him put out OF Office.
Mohave County miner., 1887-11-19

The Albuquerque Citizen /" responsible
for the following: "The MoHAvE (Ariz
MMZR exposes q scheme Of Governor
Zuiick's TO colonize Mormens in that
Territory. Tho Governor oil Arizona, u
possible, Ia q worse failure than the Gov.
srnor OF New Mexico.
Mohave County miner., 1887-11-19

Prescott people are wild with excite
nnsnt because two miners took out go, 900
In . week or two from rich pocket. In
Mohave county we have permanent de.
posits Of ore which yield more than that
amount weekly all the year round, and
we are not Dragging about IL either.
Mohave County miner., 1887-11-19

II you desire 20 settle la Mohavs county
and want further information concerning
this section of Northern Arizona, we will
cheertully give 1t to you through the col
umns Of the MINER. Fill In the blank
published elsewhere In this paper, cut 1t
ont and forward it with your remittance
10 ~, and you will rscsive the paper.
Mohave County miner., 1887-11-19

The Queen Regent oi spain has signed
. decree authorizing the construction ol
six ironclads Of 1900 tons each, which
shall be capable Of attaining a speed Of
from sixteen to twenty miles an hour
also four large and sixty small torpedo
huoafa
Mohave County miner., 1887-11-19

"Ifs an III wind that blows nobody
good" The unfortunates who arc pre-
vented from investing In California real
estate by reason Of the high prices asked
will come TO Arizona and grow rich and
healthy, whereas in California they would
probably 90 IN with the undsf-tow Of the
reaction that will surely come.-Florsnce
EnteYpYisn.
Mohave County miner., 1887-11-19

The hanging Of the four Anarchists At
Chicago, and the suicide Of the Hith. was
simply good riddancs Of bad rubbish
II seems to be generally regretted that the
sentence of the other two was commutsd
10 imprisonment for life. Hanging was
too good for any OF them.
Mohave County miner., 1887-11-19

W. G. Lamonte, editor and proprietor
Of the Gallup Gazette, has Our sympathy
for the loss OF his Office, which was de.
stroyed by fire last week. As he was In
sared for u 900, the chances are favor
ahle for his resnminy.
Mohave County miner., 1887-11-19

Editor Hughes, Of the Albuquerque
Citizen, gives us good send-off in late
issue Of his excellent paper. He says
"The MonAvE tAriz MNEa u model
mining camp weekly newspaper, and
fairly sperkles with bright io.al Items"
Mohave County miner., 1887-11-19

fhe Albuquerque Citizen remarks that
Il 10 Q TACT that nearly all those Who com.
plain about their home paper are men
who have done little to suppert Il.
Mohave County miner., 1887-11-19

The MonAvE MINER has entered upon
It's sixth year and shows no signs Of
dscadencs, bat on the other hand It bears
every evidence Of prosperity and il an
honor TO Kingmzn and Mohaye county
Tombstone Prospector.
Mohave County miner., 1887-11-19

The steamer Hwaiyuen has been de-
stroyed by frs In the Canton River.
About 100 passengers are suppossd 70
have hsAn lost.
Mohave County miner., 1887-11-19

The Courtsof San Francise, are making
II somewhat interesting for jury bribers,
even II they fail TO convict them.
Mohave County miner., 1887-11-19

A. 8. Hatch Il Co., OF New York, the
great bear operators, have suspended.
Mohave County miner., 1887-11-19
EDTTORIAL MOTIFS.

Tho public debt was reduced Sls 1888 .695
In October. and II has been decreased
over 90, ,0O0, ,000 since June 30th.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-09-03
His voice was growing feeble and
commissions were coming on.

His voice was growing feeble and
commissions were coming on.
Charles removed all traces of a strug.
gle and placed his brother on couch.
James was dispatched for a doctor, but
before he arrived John Clayton was
beyond all mortal aid. He had ex-
plated his crimes. and no Judge or jury
would pronounce upon him sentence.
Better this than a scaifold or pris-
on, said the banker. inwardly. To
his friends he told that his brother
from tho country had come to visit
him, and, being thirsty, he had taken
drink Of the fire extinguisher by mis-
take. A large line of people followed
the remains to the grave, but not one
Of them knew the story of Black Jack.
the bankers burglar.
JOHN NJ. SCHoENEMAN.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-09-03

Charles turned away to hide his
emotion.
Don't turn from me. brother. Tn
almost gone. LIT me finish"
go on. l ain prepared for any
thing nOw.'
"Don't think too hard Of me. br 9th
or. After leaving HON, I was contin.
ually in fear Of being captured. be.
cause I knew thoro was u prlce upon
my head, 80 I took what shelter was
offered me. / fell In with 4 gang Of
house breakers and hare followed the
business ever sincs. ! came here to-
night to rob this house because they
told me : bank president lived here.
but I didn't know It was you. brother.
Or I'd q ssaid away. When I'm dead.
tell tho people that Black Jack. the
burglar. poisoned himself by ,nistak~
Eenl my body to tho morguc. I've
lisyracsd ~ name too Aach to diAg
Il lowsr." y Al
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-09-03
GERMAN ADVANCE.
rbe Wonderful Industrial and Commercia
Growth of the Empire.

Growth Of the Empire.
The extraordinary martial successes
Of Germany, the immense efforts she
has made to maintain her military su.
premacy, and the exorbitant burdens
to which she has submitted for the
purpose of keeping up her colossal
standing army have caused the outside
world, and especially the English
world, to lose sight of the great pro-
gress she has made of late as COM
mercial and industrial community.
This progress can only be compared
to that made by France under the
Second Empire. while it has this sig
nal advantage, that it is in the main
the result Of individual enterprise, not
of State initiative and impulse. The
industrial development of Germany
has proceeded pari passu with her mil
itary aggrandizement; and whenever
she is relieved from the dread OF inn
mediate attack, which, with Or without
reason, is her dominant thought at the
present moment, as it has been ever
since the late war, her policy will
necessarily be directed by commercial
rather than strategical considerations.
Germany has all the conditions re-
quired for the creation Of great mer-
camille community. She has a large
and Woodworking population. a central
position; her people have the trading
and colonizing instinct; her merchants
have established themselves success
fully in all parts of the globe. All that
she requires to become a first class
mercantile power is free access to the
sea and the command of large
seafaring population. Given these
conditions, it is not difficult to foretell
that Germany, if she retains her milf
tary supremacy, will not rest content
without having better seaboard than
she at present possesses. Sooner OF
later the Austrian ports on the Mediter.
ranean will probably be made avail
able for the extension and develop
ment of German trade. This object
could. however. be attained without
the need Of any territorial changes,
provided Austria could be induced to
enter the German Customs Union. 1t
is enough for my present purpose to
say that Trieste may, and will prob
ably, be converted into German port
without any necessity for a resort to
arms. Its, however, to the west rather
han to the south that Germany must
look for the real extension Of her trade.
The Baltic ports are unavailable for
winter traffic. Hamburg and Bremen
lie too much to the north and too far
from the sea. The natural outlets Of
German trade are the ports of Holland
and Belgium. In order to avoid being
misunderstood, let me say, once for all.
that am not finding excuses for, still
less advocating, the possible annex
alton of Belgium and Holland by Ger.
many. My wish is to point out what
are the objects the various great
powers may reasonably have in view in
any revision of the map OF Europe.
From this standpoint l fail to see how
any impartial observer can dispute the
statement that the acquisition of Hol-
land OF Belgium or both countries must
be an object of desire to Germany
Nineteenth Century.